>> top stories we are following for you on this tuesday, october 29th. disturbing new details about the death of lynne spalding -- the patient found in a stairwell at san francisco general hospital. what those closest to her are now saying. >> and the deputy who shot and killed a teenager in sonoma county last week has now been publicly identified. how his own words are putting his actions in question. coming up >> we have new details on the death of the woman who's body was found in a stairwell at s-f general hospital. kron-4's justine waldman has more on our top story. >> this is not just negligence, this is gross

negligence. >> the attorney stated that she was not in the hospital when they found her body. he shared with me new information about what she was actually wearing when she was discovered dead. >> she was dressed in her own clothes, her purse was near her body. >> the attorney stated that she left personal belongings behind. >> herself on however, was left in her room, on the bed, she was a blanket over it. >> family put up posters and stated that she was last seen wearing something different. it is unclear now if this is what she was wearing at the time of her death. it is clear that she never left the hospital alive. >> logic tells you that when she was there-stashed

>> in the family is shocked that someone wearing a name tag at the hospital might have seen her suffering in the stairwell and even told another staff member. >> he said words in the effect that there was a person lying on the stairs between the third in the fourth floor. >> he stated that he's not sure that if they ever did a complete search to locate her. >> i cannot believe that they searched the stairwell to find is woman. >> the lawyer stated that he expects a year from the sheriff's office this week about win, where, where the deputies actually searched. maybe also explain why she was wearing street clothes when they found her. >> new information on the sonoma county deputy who shot and killed 13-year old andy lopez last week in santa rosa. the deputy has been been

identified as 48-year-old erick gelhaus. a 24-year veteran of the sheriff's office. he is also a field training officer and firearms instructor. he and another deputy were on patrol when they spotted lopez with what turned out to be a replica a-k-47. several agencies are investigating - including the f.b.i. but it's gelhaus' own words that are putting his actions >> in an article he wrote in swat magazine back in november 2008, he said -- "today is the day you may need to kill someone in order to go home. somebody needs to be in charge, so make a decision." >> and in the same article, he said "when you are caught in an ambush, you need to make your decisions immediately and carry them out just as quickly. you need to shut down the bad guys who initiated the ambush so that you can go home." >> hundreds of people are expected to march through downtown santa

rosa tuesday afternoon to protest the fatal shooting of a 13-year-old andy lopez by sonoma county sheriff's deputy erick gelhaus last week. santa rosa police are advising motorists to expect traffic congestion on mendocino avenue between downtown santa rosa and the bicentennial way just north of the sheriff's office between noon and 5 p.m. a post on the justice for andy lopez facebook page states one group of marchers will gather at noon at old courthouse square and another group at santa junior college further north. the groups will join around 2 p.m. and march to the sheriff's office at 2796 ventura ave. for a protest around 3 p.m. >> patient care and service workers at the ten university of california campuses across the state began voting today

on whether to authorize a strike based on their union's allegation that the university engaged in unfair labor practices. todd stenhouse, a spokesman for american federation of state, county and municipal employees local 3299, which represents 22,000 employees, said the voting will continue through the end of the day on wednesday and the results probably won't be announced until early next week. stenhouse said if workers vote to authorize a strike, they could go on strike at some point in the near future after giving notice but the union still hopes to engage in further bargaining with the university. he said the union has filed a complaint with the state public employment relations board alleging that uc engaged in unfair labor practices by threatening the jobs of employees who staged a two- day strike at five uc medical centers in may. >> we are waking up to cold temperatures. as for the afternoon we will see more sunshine that what we saw

yesterday. concord will get to a high of 61 degrees and downtown san francisco will have a high of 56 degrees. low 60's for pleasanton and livermore. the 7 day around the bay shows a warm-up beginning to mark. for thursday, it will be fantastic for the afternoon with low 70's. as of right now friday is shaping up to be the warmest day of the week but the temperatures will start to cool down. >> the traffic around the bay has no hot spots to alert you to. the approach to the bay bridge is looking just fine. we have no special advisories to talk about. san mateo bridge is a say in mostly--south about 1

01, the golden gate bridge is light. >> a celebrity chef serves up some food for thought at a high-profile bay area trial. >> and for the second time in less than a week.human remains were found at a los angeles county sanitation facility. more on that story coming up. >> and the woman accused of driving drunk when she hit and killed two pedestrians early friday did not show up for her arraignment. for her arraignment. to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com.

>> the case against a teenager accused of stealing a car belonging to celebrity chef guy fieri - has wrapped up. there were closing arguments in the max wade case monday. and fieri was in court to testify against him. kron 4's j.r. stone is in marin and has the story. >> and the popular food chef

host had a $200,000 lamborghini stolen. he was only 17 at the time is accused of stealing the car and prosecutors say was a mission in possible theft. he stated that he still remembers getting word about his stolen car. >> i was in chicago and because of the cameras were rolling at the time when i answered the phone i thought someone was just messing with me, i thought it was a joke. >> on a more serious note prosecutors believe that he did this to impress the world and when that did not work, he tried to kill the girl and the guy that she was dating. he stated that he is just happy this is over. >> my car was gone for a

year-and-a-half. i get calls all the time and people tell me that this all my car on the freeway. believe it or not, there is more than one and yellow lamborghito find out that he was a driving it-- >> closing arguments wrapped up today and the jurors will get the case of to stay at 1:30 p.m.. in marin county j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> its that time of year again!-- there's snow in the sierra!

>> resorts in and around lake tahoe saw the first substantial snow of the year over the weekend.

kron4's scott rates was there to give us a look. >> this is an exciting. this is the very first snow of the season. it's started to pick up about 3900 c for those driving up right 80. let me show you something, i will grab some small off the ground to give you an ideal of how thick it is. you can have a snowball fight if you wanted to. it certainly is pretty scary it >> as we look at pictures, caltran has been out here with their snow plows and keeping the roads clear, the best that they can. highway patrol has also been out here to monitor the conditions and are requiring people to put chains on their vehicles as certain sections. the snow is really blake a thing a lot of the area. some of our results

have got no to about 10 in. of snow and it is always nice to see the small to get that feeling that winter is right around the corner. >> scott rates, kron 4 news. >> we are waking up to a pretty cool conditions. since we just talked about snow i want to highlight that. we sought upwards of 6 in. at a lot of brought resorts. they received 24 in. of snow. this was within the past 2 to 4 hours. we're still talking about the possibility of showers. i think we're just talking mostly cloudy conditions associated. right now, it is a cool start and as we take a look at the headlines

would have patchy fog in the north. tomorrow there is a great possibility that we may see frost develop. looking ahead, a warm but that will last into about friday. here is a look at satellite and radar a again, there is really not much happening. the cold front continues to work its way east. we may still see showers for parts of tahoe. for the afternoon you can expect mostly low clouds. >> it looks like the temperatures will actually be pretty similar to what we saw yesterday in mid 60's for fairfield. castro valley has a high of 61 degrees. downtown san francisco will keep temperatures in the '50s. low 60's and north of the golden gate bridge. your 7 day or around the bay

shows warmer weather for friday but more in the way of cloud cover and the temperatures will drop. >> i am not looking at any hot spots outside it is a great time for you to leave your home. here's a live look at the bay bridge. they just have a handful of cars. the san mateo bridge has no accidents and the drive time is 12 to 13 minutes. highway 1 01 is an easy ride despite patchy fog. we have no real concerns. taking a look at the traffic maps all is well for interstate 80, westbound approaching 680. we are currently incident. the south bay. >> abortion clinics in texas can resume taking appointments today. this comes after a federal judge struck down new restrictions that would have

shut them down. the requirement is part of a broad series of abortion limits. approved by the legislature in july. it calls for all doctors performing abortions in the state. to have admitting privileges at a hospital less than 30 miles away. the judge says the law imposes an unconstitutional burden on women seeking to terminate a pregnancy. >> the city of irwin-dale is asking a judge to stop production at a hot sauce factory. city officials say huy fong foods is stinking up neighborhoods. they say the chili odor is a public nuisance. and residents have been complaining of burning eyes, irritated throats and headaches. the company denies there's an odor problem. >> 2 charged in los angeles craigslist killing los angeles - two reputed los angeles gang members have been charged with robbing and killing a man police say was lured to his death with a craigslist ad. seventeen-year-old ryan roth and 18-year-old markell thomas were charged monday in the oct. 19 shooting of

rene balbuena, who was gunned down in front of his 15-year-old son. both were arrested last week. authorities say balbuena and his son drove to a south los angeles location at night to buy a cellphone listed on craigslist, but instead two people confronted them and demanded money. balbuena was shot several times and his son was grazed but the robbers fled empty-handed. investigators are trying to determine whether the two are connected with seven similar holdups in southern california. no one was injured in those holdups. >> for the second time in three days authorities in l- a county have found human remains. the remains were found monday in a pool at a water reclamation plant in unincorporated bassett-- about 20 miles east of downtown los angeles. the coroner will try to discover the age, sex and identity of the remains. this discovery comes after a human foot and calf were found at a county water pollution control plant in carson on saturday. investigators haven't determined whether the two

discoveries are related. >> in san francisco, you could soon pay more for sodas and other sugary drinks. city supervisor scott weiner is proposing a new tax. today he'll suggest a two- cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks. a can of soda, for example, would cost 24 cents more. the money would be used to pay for health programs for the city's young people. if approved, the proposal would go on the november ballot next year. >> this is the woman police say was driving drunk when she hit and killed two pedestrians early friday. 54-year-old marjorie reitzell of redwood city, is charged with two felony counts of manslaughter and two counts of felony driving under the influence. she's still getting medical care - and was not in court for her arraignment monday. prosecutors say her blood- alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. >> we know about the contact

and what we found in of the car. we know that this is a way over 1.5. the exact amount will not be known until the tests are completed. >> there's a memorial near the scene of the accident. the couple killed are 50- year-old balbir singh and his wife, 45-year-old kamal singh, both of menlo park. if convicted, reitzell faces up to 15 years in prison. she's being held on one- million dollars bail. the d-a says she's still on probation from a 2012 d-u-i conviction. >> a 27 year old woman was arrest last night-- accused of killing a pedestrian in san jose while driving drunk. san jose police say monica johnson of campbell was driving on weibel way --

when she hit a pedestrian --- then slammed into a house. the woman hit by the car died at the scene. this marks san jose's 34th traffic fatality this year. >> the san francisco parks employee thomas burnoski-- who is accused of running over a woman in the park-- now has a restricted driver's license. under a court order issued monday, he can only drive for his job, child care or for counseling sessions. he's pleaded not guilty to the hit and run death of 35 year old christine svanemyr. who was laying on the grass in holly park with her child last month. burnoski was driving a city truck at the time and has been suspended from his job. >> coming up on the kron four morning news. the new way the white house is trying to get young americans to enroll in obamacare. >> here's a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza. it is a chilly start outside. more details on the forecast coming up.

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>> the white house is pushing for young people to enroll in obamacare. ed payne tells us what they're doing to motivate them. and why the obama administration says it's so important. >> the obama administration wants young people to sign up for obama care -- >> because of my income as a student. >> so now in an effort to woo healthy young people-- the white house is pushing a new study that shows nearly half of uninsured americans between the ages of 18 and 34 can get health insurance plans for less than 50 bucks a month. >> ultimately you need the young healthy people to be enrolled in order to keep the risk pool balanced and insure that you've got affordable premiums in the long run. >> without young people-- premiums could spike - or worse - too many sick, costly patients would be enrolled and the system could fail. but what's the incentive for a young person to sign up?

with a problem plauged website -- signing up online has been a headache-- and for someone who is young and completely healthy. they may not feel the need to get insurance. but president barrack obama thinks otherwise. he made his case in a recent interview on fusion-tv. >> i kind of remember when i was in my 20's, early 30's i thought i was invincible, but it turns out, i broke nose playing basketball, turns out there were times when i had unexpected illnesses or accidents and making sure that you've got coverage insures that you're not paying out of pocket thousands of dollars that you may not have. >> although the exchanges need young people to function-- many americans will be paying a little more than the 50 dollars the obama administration is advertising. plans differ depending on where people live. in some cases annual deductibles can be steep-- and that means high out-of- pocket costs if they get sick. i'm ed payne reporting. >> the obama administration

says it's extending the deadline for american's to sign up for the affordable care act. people now have until march 31st to sign up for coverage next year. and avoid new tax penalties. the announcement had been expected - since the white house has been promising quick action to fix the many technical problems with the website. >> two tweets sent by president obama were hacked monday. a group known as the 'syrian electronic army' is claiming responsibility. a tweet about immigration reform was supposed to send followers to a news article. but it was linked to a video montage of terror attacks. including 9-11.. the account, "@barackobama" is used by the president's organizing for action campaign. the hackers apparently include supporters of syria's president. and they've hacked other high-profile accounts and ads. >> we are waking up to clear skies. we have mostly cloudy conditions at sfo. w to those who've worried... >> we are waking up to clear

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>> welcome back. new information on the sonoma county deputy who shot and killed 30 year-old an13 year poy lopez last week in santa rosa. the deputy has been identified as 48 your role erick gelhaus, a 24 year

veteran of the sheriff's office. he is also a field training officer and firearms instructor. he and another deputy were on patrol when they spotted lopez with what turned out to be a replica of done. no affirmation in an article that he wrote and is what magazine back in november 2008, he said " today is the day you may need to kill someone in order to go home. somebody needs to be in charge, so make a decision. " >> this is a live picture of the memorial in santa rosa. hundreds of people are expected to march to downtown santa rosa this afternoon to protest the shooting. the funeral mass for the 13 a year old was also be held tonight at 5:00

p.m. at their resurrection a parish church. >> we have new details on the death of the woman who's body was found in a stairwell at s-f general hospital kron-4's justine waldman has more on the top story of the night. >> he shared with me new information of what she was wearing when they discovered hurt by the dead. >> she was addressed in her own clothes. her purse, was near her body. >> the attorney stated that she left personal belongings behind. >> her cellphone, however, was left in her room, on the bed. >> posters that the family put up stated that she was last seen wearing blue jeans, black boots, and a black sweat shirt. it is unclear if she was wearing this at the time of her death. it is clear that she

never left the hospital alive. >> she was there and i think she was there the entire time. >> the family stated that they were shocked because someone wearing a hospital name tag might have saw her suffering and even told another staff member. >> he stated that there was a person line between the third and the fourth floor. >> he questions whether or not they actually did a complete search after the made for different requests to help locate her. >> i do not know where they were looking but i cannot believe that they searched the stairwell. >> the lawyer told me that he expects to hear from the sheriff's office this week about wind, where, they actually search for her. maybe also explain why she was wearing street clothes when they discovered her. >>

no al >> 83 alarm fire in san francisco's mission district damaged four buildings and forced the evacuation on monday. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the fire broke out around 12:30 p.m. at a two-story building and analyses the streeon valencia se

spread to other buildings including a plot the studio. >> they called a 3 alarm. we had approximately 100 firefighters on the scene here. they were able to prevent it from spreading any further than the buildings on either side and the one behind it. >> no one was injured, but half a dozen people were evacuated from the building crews. >> patient care and service workers at the ten university of california campuses across the state began voting today on whether to authorize a strike based on their union's allegation that the university engaged in unfair labor practices.

todd stenhouse, a spokesman for american federation of state, county and municipal employees local 3299, which represents 22,000 employees, said the voting will continue through the end of the day on wednesday and the results probably won't be announced until early next week. stenhouse said if workers vote to authorize a strike, they could go on strike at some point in the near future after giving notice but the union still hopes to engage in further bargaining with the university. >> more later on tonight by 8:00 p.m. it looks like the temperatures or already be back into the low 50's. we may not see clear skies and frost may be a possibility. that is something that you should keep in mind and the temperatures will get downright chilly aureate in

terms of your extended forecast, your 7 day around the bay, tomorrow will be a little warmer. as we head into thursday, this will be one of the nicest days of the week. saturday and sunday you can expect cooler weather. it looks like it will get a little breezy and we will continue with the winds for the next work week. >> the traffic around the bay, it is a great start. you will see no wait or no backups on the bay bridge approach. the san mateo bridge is problem free. we did not have any problems in the westbound direction. the golden gate bridge is problem free and the drive time is about 23 minutes. >> coming up on the kron4

morning news. a new consumer report came out listing the most reliable of vehicles. we will tell you if your car made the cut after the break.

>> consumer reports is out with its list of most reliable vehicles. zain asher has the details. >> some of the most reliable cars sold in america. aren't even made in america. consumer reports latest dependability rankings find that cars made by toyota, like lexus - are on average - the most reliable. the findings are based on subscribers' experience with more than a million vehicles. in the large/upscale category. the lexus e-s takes the top spot. another lexus vehicle - the r-x - is also the top "luxury s-u-v." --among smaller vehicles: the subaru legacy is the most reliable mid-sized car.the company's forester

tops the small s-u-v list. and the honda fit is the best subcompact. --rival toyota wins out in 4 other categories. --looking at lower-ranked cars. the magazine pointed to the increase in technology for the weaker scores. --ford, in particular, has been plagued with problems with its "my ford touch" system. with drivers complaining about frozen screens, and lags in touch- controls. it's important to note though. these vehicles all top their respective lists in dependability, it doesn't mean consumer reports necessarily "recommends" them. some are not recommended, because they've performed poorly in the magazine's own tests. while others simply haven't been tested at all. >> i'm zain asher in new york. >> apple is reporting a mixed bag of financial news. the tech giant's sales and profits beat wall street estimates for the fiscal fourth quarter -- but shares fell as the company reported a dip in its profit margin. it fell to 37 percent in the fourth quarter -- down three percent from the same quarter last year. apple c-e-o tim cook said the company cares only about

selling products customers love. but experts say consumers are increasingly interested in a mix of older and less- expensive apple products, which weigh on the company's profit. >> there will be plenty of treats for car companies this october. kelley blue book predicts auto sales in the u-s will increase seven-percent this month. a forecast from l-m-c automotive and j-d power is even stronger.with analysts expecting an eight-percent hike in sales. these positive predictions come despite the partial government shut-down.and a drop in consumer confidence. >> tesla's shares and dropped after reports of is second crash involving the company's model s electric

car. the second crash happened in mexico on october 17th. the model s spent into a round about, crashed through a concrete wall and hit a tree. the driver escaped before the car went up in flames. it was the second time this month that a model s was in a crash. on october 2nd, a model s burned after hitting road debris in kent, washington. tesla shares fell 4% to close at $162.86. >> coming up on the kron four morning news. colorado police were called in after an unexpected spectacle drew in quite a crowd. we'll tell you what animal caused such a fuss in one

uz)ñ >> it created an unexpected spectacle in central colorado.in fact police were called out for crowd control! and you won't believe what all the fuss is about. yes. it's a moose!. on the loose.in parker, colorado monday. it was just minding its own business really. but once word got around that a moose was hanging

out in a field near a neighborhood. it proved an irresistible draw. residents showed up to take pictures. mothers brought their children. and. the animal attracted such a large crowd. police were called out to direct foot traffic. the moose eventually wandered right back into the wild. where it came from. wildlife experts remind people.if you do cross paths with a moose.keep your distance. >> although it is not as windy and this morning, the winds are quite common. people do still have allergies. take a look at the temperatures. it is slow ford is out the door for santa rosa. there was talk about frost. frankly, there is just too many clouds outside. the frost advisory is still on tap for tomorrow morning. when you wake up wednesday, you may encounter the temperatures in the

30's. but this afternoon, we're talking cold temperatures. looking ahead, we will seek a modest warming trend for about lasting until friday. the temperatures will start to cool as we head into saturday and sunday. less started out in the east, walnut creek will have a high of 64 degrees. over to the east, and take a look at the numbers. oakland or reached a high of 61 degrees. alameda will have a high of 57. >> down in the south, the temperatures will be about 10 degrees cooler. campbell we only have a high of 63 degrees. as we focus on the peninsula, san mattel will be pretty chilly in the '50s. san francisco will have a high of 56 degrees mid 50s for daly city and

ocean beach. the high will be 54 degrees to the north you can see a mixture of clouds. satellite and radar shows a dry conditions over the bay and just a few remaining showers for the sierra, nev. area. your 7 their bombe focus is on warmer temperatures passed today. take a look at thursday, we are back in the low 70's. low 60's for the coast. as a right now, friday is shaping up to be the warmest. as we turn our attention to the traffic. >> we just had a few minor incidents to report due to overnight construction. you was see traffic is building at the bay bridge toll plaza. most of the traffic and volume is coming from the east shore freeway. the metering lights are still turned off. as for the san

mateo bridge, we had wind advisory in affects but today that is not the case. all is well in the direction of highway 92. trouble-free for the golden gate bridge, 1 01. we do have patchy fog form in the north. as we take it over to the traffic maps, westbound 580 after the 680 interchange is looking good. top speed for those of you on all of my past. overall, it is pretty good conditions. >> a kansas mother found an unusual costume for her baby this halloween. she is dressed like the new coach for the kansas city chiefs football team. mitch weber has the story. >> after owning his first-

has a cindy reed is the most recognizable face of the chiefs. it is not hard to pick cam mount. >> it is cute, because andy reed has be come a household name. not because she loves football but she loves her little brothers halloween costume. >> some had phoned, to the jacket. his respect. >> we actually cut off eight tory course and put it on. a little coach, n.d. agreed. her husband came up with the idea. now it is going viral. >> we are getting calls from all over the country. >> it is not just results from adults but everyone is singing the resemblance. i think it will be funny to

see grandma with any read. >> this is a winning idea for a coach and a kid. >> jon lester was superb once again as the boston red sox took a three-games-to- two lead in the world series. lester pitched into the eighth inning for the second time in the fall classic as the sox knocked off st. louis 3-1 in game 5. the lefty held the cardinals to a run and four hits while striking out seven over 7 2/3 innings. cards starter and loser adam wainwright struck out 10 in seven innings but also surrendered three runs and eight hits. the red sox can wrap up their third world series title in 10 seasons at home on wednesday. >> major league baseball's all-time home run leader has asked a federal appeals court to reconsider its refusal to overturn his felony obstruction conviction. barry bonds' legal team filed the request with the 9th u.s. circuit court of appeals in san francisco.

a three-judge panel of the 9th circuit upheld bonds' conviction in september. a jury found him guilty in april 2011. bonds is asking the court to assemble a special panel of 11 judges to rehear the case. bonds argues that he was wrongfully convicted of obstruction of justice for giving a rambling but truthful answer during a 2003 grand jury appearance. >> raiders defensive coordinator jason tarver could be facing a fine from the nfl for an obscene gesture directed at the officials during yesterday's win over the steelers. tarver was caught on television flipping the bird toward the officials after a flag was thrown on cornerback mike jenkins for a hit to the head of pittsburgh running back le'veon bell. >> its that time of year again! basketball is finally here. the golden state warriors open the regular season

wednesday at the oracle arena. warriors point guard steph curry says he's ready to go. lined we just want to get our bodies are ready and our minds ready for what we need to do. we are looking forward to it. we have lost the last two home openers. we look forward to starting on a better position. >> the warriors' opener regular-season tomorrow against the lakers. >> tiger woods and rory mcilroy a grand entrance to their 18 hole exhibition in china "the match at mission hills" on the back nine at the blackstone course they matched eagles and three birdies. mcilroy caught woods with a birdie on the 14th, and pulled ahead on the 17th beating tiger by one shot for the win mcilroy pocketed $1.5 million

>> kron4 morning news continues after the break. here's a live look outside.

>> welcome back a survey conducted by the national confectioners association found that chocolate will account for 72 percent of all candy spending this halloween. according to market research firm information resources, in the past 52 months ending september 8, americans spent 3-point-9 billion to buy 3-point-5 billion chocolate bars, bags and boxes under 3.5 ounces. reese's and m&m's each accounted for more than 5- hundred million in sales.

and >> some of you have been sending us photos of your children and pets getting into the halloween spirit. we always welcome your pictures. you can send them to us on our facebook page.or e-mail them to breaking news @kron dot com. or on our mobile app. we'll share them on our facebook page and show some of them on the air. >> coming up on the kron4 morning newest. hundreds are expected to demonstrate in santa rosa this morning as the community continues to voice their anger over the shooting death of 18. >> a tv chef makes center stage in court at the trial of the teen who stole his sports car. >> plus, some serious

snowfall and the sierra. we will show you the pictures and text.next.

>> top stories we're following this tuesday morning. the deputy who shot and killed a teenager in sonoma county last week has now been identified. how his own words are now putting his actions in question, coming up. >> disturbing new details about the deaths of lynne s palding, the patient found in a stairwell at the san francisco general hospital. what those closest to her are now saying. >> taking a live look outside at the approach to the bay bridge. cooler temperatures are expected today. >> the temperatures are

ranging from a low 40¢ to the low 50's. as we headed to the afternoon with only see a range of mid 50s along the coast. i will break down what the temperature it will be coming up in just a bit. >> we're keeping an eye on the ride from the 92. this is eastbound, there's an accident where a vehicle when off the road way and over the the bank met at highway 35. they may have emergency equipment blocking the right hand lane. at present, there are no backups. >> your quick commute check shows pretty good conditions at the bay bridge and a even a light ride for interstate 580. there are no problems for the alta mount pass way. your ride on highway 4 to

antioch is not yet back up. >> the time is 5:01 a.m.. we are learning more about the deaths of a 13 year old. andy lopez cruz. friends and family will remember him today at a march. kron4 will tran is live in santa rosa. >> i nematocide where the fatality happens, he was shot and killed last week while he was walking with a replica guns. if they thought that he was carrying a real gun and they felt threatened and opened fire. it brought so much out rates from the community, i was here last thursday and just coming out here, it tripled,

trie the size. the community stated that the shooting was unjustified. they stated that officers should have known that this gun was a replica. even as early as last week, a few days after they did a protest march which they state it was not good enough. that would do another one. they will not let this go they are very upset and they want justice. that is what the prosecutor, stated that she understands and that she wants the justice more than anyone else but they need to give her plenty of time to do their investigation. the community wants that to happen. they are applying pressure. >> we are learning more about the deputy who shot

and killed andy lopez cruz. he has been identified as 48 euro erick gelhaus, a 24 year veteran of the sheriff's office. he is also a field training officer and firearms instructor. he and another deputy were on patrol when they spotted lopez with what turned out to be a replica gun. several agencies are investigating including the fbi. >> in an article that he wrote in a swat magazine back in november 2008, he said " today is the day you may need to kill someone in order to go home. somebody needs to be in charge, so make a decision. " >> and in the same article, he said " when you are

caught in an ambush, you need to make your decisions and immediately and carry them out just as quickly. " >> the officers believed that-tested thought that he was a man and that he was armed with a real gun. they stated that they thought the gun was pointed at them so they responded. >> there is new information on what lynne spalding was wearing when her body was found in the stairwell at a san francisco general hospital. the attorney for her family says that the 57 year old was not wearing a hospital when officials from her body. her cellphone was left in her room on her bed. missing posters that the family put

a nearby hospital says the she was last seen wearing blue jeans, black boots and a black sweat shirt. it is unclear now if that is what she was wearing at the time of her death. family attorney is sure that she never left the hospital alive. >> had they done on the search right the first time the day she disappeared you would have thought that they would have found her. she did not leave the hospital and come back. >> she was in the stairwell. >> the family is also shocked that someone wearing a name tag at the hospital might have seen her suffering in the stairwell and told a senior staff member. she went missing on september 21st, her body was found in the stairwell to and half weeks later. >> patient care and service

workers at the tent uc campuses across the state will begin voting on whether to authorize a strike. the unions are alleging that the university engaged in unfair labor practices. with thousand employees will continue voting through tomorrow. if the american federation of state, county and manasseh pope employees union authorize a strike, they could go on strike at some point in the near future after giving notice but the the union still hopes to engage in further bargaining with the university. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. a celebrity chef serves up some food for thought and a high profile bay area trial. >> you could soon pay more in san francisco for a soda. details on the new drink tax

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>> welcome back. the case against a teenager accused of stealing a car belonging to belonging chefguy fieri

is wrapping up. closing argument and the max wade case started yesterday. wade who was 17 at the time is accused of stealing guy fieri's yellow 200 the thousand dollar lamborghini from the dealership in 2011. prosecutors believe he did it to impress a girl. when that did not work, it is believed that he tried to kill that curl a year later, >> i thought someone was making a joke. it was very surprising. >> he is being tried as an adult. the jury could get the case as early as today. >> 18 is facing charges

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>> welcome back. the time is 5:15 a.m.. let it snow, in the sierra at last. resorts in and around lake tahoe saw the first substantial snow of the year

over the weekend. if you are going to let top coat or the sierra we want to see your photos. you can include them in a message on facebook, using our kron for mobile app or you can e-mail your photos to was at a break- even ingsnews@kron4.com >> speaking of your photos. i received this one. you can see the snow on the ground that is looking pretty sluggish. i did receive other e-mail's from heavenly and sugar bowl receive 24 in.. there are a lot the ski results suggest about this. so what it is

looking promising. this area of low pressure continues to work its way east. we do have calls above and it is a cold start. you was see temperatures in the low 40's out the door. 56 degrees in oakland. as we focus on the afternoon. you will notice that the temperatures will be similar to what we saw it yesterday. the colder air mass has really stuck in. danville will have a high of 64 degrees. low 60's for the east shore line. san leandro will have a high of 60 degrees. the temperatures today will stay in the upper 50s. maligned the south bay will be about 10 degrees cooler for this time of year. although we will see the sun shine--you can expect 50s along the coast and upper 50s before the mid peninsula. take a look at

some momma wilyour headlines she have patchy fog and cool conditions for your morning. frost is a possibility for tomorrow morning. >> looking ahead, you can expect a warming trend by friday the temperatures will cool back down into the weekend. the seven day of around the bay highlights subtle changes and focus your attention on thursday, we should have great conditions with low 70's. the temperatures will be seasonal and friday shaping of to be the warmest day. again, the temperatures will start to slide down. >> there are chain

requirements for interstate 80. here closer to home, we're not looking at any major problems and no hot spots, we do not even see much in the way a slow traffic. 92, the san mateo bridge is having a good ride and no problems in both directions. they have also cleared a 92 on the peninsula. the golden gate bridge has a good ride for 1 01 northbound and southbound. the '92 riots at skyline boulevard had a problem but chp has cleared it. 580 is starting to pick of slowing it through the alta mount pass. the san ramon valley it is 16

minutes down to dublin. south bay freeway is still looking good at 18 minutes from the capitol expressway. >> the mother of treyvon martin its teis testifying before a senate panel today on " stand your ground " self-defense loss. sabrina fulton says that states must clarify those of all spirit she says that george zimmerman " got away with murder " in the 2012 killing of her son, largely because of florida's policy. florida and at least 21 other states up hold stand your ground law, which give individuals the right to use deadly

force to defend themselves without the duty to retreat when faced with dangerous threats. >> clinics in texas can resume taking appointments today. this comes after a federal judge struck down new restrictions that would shut them down. the requirement is part of a broad series of limits, approved by the legislator in july. it calls for all doctors performing abortions in the state, to have admitting privileges at a hospital less than 30 mi. away. the judge says that the law imposes an unconstitutional burden on women seeking to terminate a pregnancy pricks >> the obama administration says that it is extending the deadline for americans to sign up for the affordable care act. people now have until march 31st to sign up for coverage of next year. the announcement had been expected, since the

white house has been promising quick action to fix the many technical problems with the website. >> to tweets sent by president obama were packed on monday. a group known as a the syrrian electronic army is claiming responsibility. eighth tweet about immigration reform was supposed to send the stores to a new is article but it was linked to a video of terror attacks including 911. the account,@barack obama is used by the president's organizing for action campaign. the hackers apparently include supporters of syria's president and they have had other high-profile accounts as well. >> police are offering

$10,000 for information about a man who pulled a 8 year old girl from her bed end denver on monday morning. the kidnapping was described as " a bold and brazen " and by aurora police. police said that the kidnapper park a vehicle in the alley behind the home. he removed the screen door from the window, open the girls unlocked window and grabbed her from her bed. >> the girl has been cooperative with police and she has helped them develop a composite sketch of the

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>> the time is 5:26 a.m.. taking a look at wall street this morning, futures trading shows all three indexes mixed right now. about two-thirds of the

companies that have published third quarter earnings so far had exceeded expectations. here is a look at the closing numbers. the dow closed down one point, the nasdaq lost 3, the s&p 500 added two. >> more people would now be able to own google glass. the company is allowing a 10,000 people who already tested the warable computer to and by three friends to buy " glass ". the gadget works as a smart phone but is worn as a glasses. that invites will be available in the coming weeks. >> right now, there is out

rage that is a growing. protesters plan to march and i will have details coming up.

line >> we are learning more about the deaths of 13 it year-old in the low paandy lope friends and family members are planning a march today to remember the young boy. kron4 will tran is live in santa rosa with more. >> this is the second march, actually seven days ago when he was walking along this road when he was shot and killed by a couple of sheriff's deputies. one and get the date did the shooting and the other was involved. both of the deputies are on paid administrative leave. i was here la30 last thursday.

there are more people that are turning up. they are even using this wall just to voice their anger at the sonoma sheriff's department. they believe, there is no way that low pass should have been killed because he was carrying a replica done. the police are stating that there is no way they could have know that it was a fake. prosecutors are looking into this and they're asking the community to give them time to do their investigation. just to make sure that the setup throws up a department here's of them lolled and clear. they plan to protest and this will continue 1 to 5:00 p.m.. the deputy right

now was on paid administrative leave. hit has actually been put under protective custody because he has received a lot of threats. >> we're learning more about the deputy who shot and killed andy lope cruz. he has been identified as 480 erick gelhaus, a 24 year veteran of the sheriff's office. he is also a skilled training officer and firearms instructor. he and another deputy were on patrol when they shot lopez with what turned out to be a replica of the hon. >> in an article he wrote in

swat magazine back in november 2008, he said " today is the day you may need to kill someone in order to go home. somebody needs to be in charge, so make a decision. " >> in the same article, he said " when you are caught in an ambush, you need to make your decision immediately and carry them out just as quickly. " you need to discuss the down the bad guys who initiated the ambush so that you could go home. " we will continue to follow the latest with the store drop the morning. >> it is cloudy right now at the golden gate bridge. you can expect a mixture of sun and clouds. as we head into the evening the temperatures will drop and this will allow the opportunity for

frost to form. we have interesting changes to talk about and i will walk you through your extended forecast coming up. >> we continue to monitor a pretty good ride and we are not tracking any hot spots. here is a look at the bridges. danes are not even beginning to back up. we're still small to the macarthur mayes. the drive time will still be the same. for your golden gate bridge ride it is still an easy trip. >> the time is 5:34 a.m.. a 27 year-old woman was arrested last night, accused of killing a pedestrian and san jose while driving drunk. san jose police say that my cut johnson of campbell was driving on

weibel way, monica johnson of cl was driving and weibel way, when she had a pedestrian this slammed into a house. the woman hit by the car died at the same. this marks san jose is up 34 traffic fatality this year. >> in menlo park, this is the woman police say was driving drunk and she getting killed to pedestrians early on friday. 54 year-old marjorie reitzell of redwood city, is charged with two felony counts of manslaughter and two counts of felony driving under the influence. she is still the medical care and was not in court for arraignment. prosecutors say

the term blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. >> there is a memorial to the scene of the accident. a couple killed are 50 year- old balbir singh and his wife, 45 year-old kamal singh, both of menlo park. if convicted, she faces up to 15 years in prison. she is being held on a $1 million bail. the d a says that she is still on probation from a 2012 and the you i conviction. >> the san francisco park employee thomas burnoski, who was accused of running over a woman in the park now has a restricted the driver's license. under a court order issued yesterday, he can only drive

from his job, child care or from counseling sessions. he has pleaded not guilty to the hit and run death of 35 year-old christine svanemyr. she was laying down on the grass and how the park with her child last month. he was driving a city truck at the time and has been suspended from his job. >> in san francisco, you could soon pay more for a soda. the city's supervisors scott weiner is proposing a new tax. today he will suggest a 2¢ per ounce attacks on the drinks. a can of soda, for example, will cost 24¢ more. the money would be used to pay for health programs for the city's young people. if

approved, the proposal would go on the november ballot next year. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. the mother of of the great mystery girl who was found earlier this month is breaking her silence. we'll hear why she left her child with another couple coming up. >> penn state is paying up. the amount the university plans to pay victims of the [ female announcer we invited women to e the not so pretty truth about their body whes. i wouldn't chang [ female annouer ] this test per was designed to reac like your skin if other body washes can strip this paper imagine how harsh they c be to your skin oh my go. [ female annouer ] dove is diffent. its breakthrough fmula changes everhing with the blend of gentle cleaers

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>> the time is 5:45 a.m.. >> we are tracking temperatures pretty similar to what we saw yesterday. low 40's currently in vallejo and 56--a milder start for oakland. at this not as cold as what we originally expected. satellite and radar shows the clouds and it looks like some remaining snow showers. we have seen some impressive snowfall amounts. it is a good start for the snow

season. if you have any pictures that you would like to send as you can send them to us at breaking news @kron4.com >> it will be a cool start for your date and the temperatures will not warm as much. and by 8:00 p.m. tonight the temperatures will be back into the low 50's for just about everyone. we do have the possibility of frost and to form. as we focus on the afternoon there is nothing but low 60's. mountain view will have a high of 61 degrees. fremont will have a high of upper 50s. we will see upper 50s for places like richmond. the cold front that passed through

investor they left behind a cold air mass. the temperatures will be in the low 60's for oakland. and 7 day air from the bay shows warmer weather. this is only a modest warm-up. it will be perfect weather for the halloween parade. the temperatures will be in the low 70's. friday is shaping up to be the warmest day of the week. >> the time is 5:47 a.m.. >> we're looking at a great ride so that means no hot spots or extra delays. it is pretty light traffic. the bay bridge, westbound all of the approaches are looking good. for '92, the san

mateo bridge has an 11 minutes commute time. the golden gate bridge is problem free but the volume is up in the southbound direction but no problems. the east shore freeway just has 13 minutes from hercules at the berkeley. doubt and walnut creek is at 16 to 18 minutes. south bay freeway is looking up and no problems for 85 and the north bay ride is still under 25 minutes down to the golden gate bridge. >> the location of the 16th street mission bart station could be transformed if a recently proposed the development is approved by the city. according to planning and documents, that were filed earlier this month, the $82 million, $350

a square foot project would be encompass about half a city block, stand at 10 stories and incorporate the mission of bart plaza. the new site will also include an inner courtyard, 351 residential housing units, and a 161 car parking garage. the planet is in its earliest stages and would have to have a complete series of the pros before any construction can begin. >> a new digital billboard will soon be added to a daily city's landscape. clear channel outdoor will have to sign in the northeast corner of the us zero monte. they agreed to several conditions of approval, including the removal of seven billboards along mission street, limits on the new signs brightness

and the hours of operation. >> (male annoucer): now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> if you have time to take a walk along the bay bridge at trail. >> you might notice a few things first off from the first mile and half the only trash receptacle will be on this don't trash california bag. >> the second thing empty water bottles that litter the landscape, but the third most bazaar are bags like this. >> what are they? well let's just say they are not the becks, i know i will call them doggie bags, and not the type you might get from a restaurant. >> did i just pull your appetite? all i am sorry, maybe you might just want to step away from the table for the next few moments. >> you see all up and down

the newly designed pass are doggy bags filled with, well you get the idea. but wait it gets better, or should i say it worse based on the segment being called people behaving badly. >> you see some people have got into the habit of playing hide and go seat with the safety barriers. see is all coming together now isn't it. >> the barriers are supposed to be sealed but if you look inside my found water bottles and guess one of these field a doggie bags. you can make this stuff up the people! did i mention that you can also find a doggie bags in the safety bureau, yeah up nasty. the security officer decided to step up and dispose of garbage and then there are some trash cans available. but inconsiderate people would rather toss them over a fence. you know there is a sign that reads packet in

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>> the memorial and the outrage of the shooting of a 13 year-old boy continues. i will tell you what protesters plan to do. >> the disturbing and details about the deaths of lynne spalding, the patient found in mr. well as san francisco general hospital. what those closest to her are now saying. >> taking a live look outside at the approach to the b